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by mleviko » Tue Dec 04, 2007 10:42 am
Ok, after reading lots and lots of information, mainly on this site, I decided to pass the first GMATPrep test, before any real studying of GMAT material.
My impressions were :

- My Q skills are my weakest link, and I should focus mainly on this. The last time I resolved a math problem was in highschool, about 7 years ago, and it shows. Weak spots : geo, fractions, and everything in DS.

- Errors in the V part occured mainly due to lack of concentration. English is not my mother tongue and I found myself sometimes losing focus while reading long, complicated sentances. Weaks spots: SC

- I finished the Q section 10 minutes ahead of time, and the V section almost 30 minutes ahead of time. This shows that I acted more on impulse than on real reflection. Must be changed.


All in all I'm highly motivated to begin the real learning. My goal is to reach 710 in the real GMAT . The journey will be long but I can do it.

Wish me luck! 8)
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by beatthegmat » Wed Dec 05, 2007 12:35 pm
I'm impressed by how you've begun your prep. Starting with GMATPrep and getting a overall sense of your weaknesses if the perfect way to start your studies.

It seems like you've done your research well, and I'm sure you will come up with a solid study plan that emphasizes practice and analyzing your weaknesses.

Please keep us updated! Good luck!
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by mleviko » Wed Dec 05, 2007 1:32 pm
Thank you all for your replies, I'll keep you updated.

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by Stacey Koprince » Wed Dec 05, 2007 1:41 pm
Completely agree with Eric - your approach right from the start shows that you're being thoughtful and analytical about this process. That bodes well for your ability to reach your goal. Good luck - keep it up!
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